Exhibitions

The Guerrilla Girls emerged in New York in 1985 as an anonymous artists’ collective dedicated to feminist activism. Their first action was a demonstration in front of the MoMA in New York, which was then hosting An International Survey of Recent Painting and Sculpture, a major exhibition of 169 artists that only included 13 women and hardly any people of colour.

Olga Mesa (Avilés, Asturias, 1962) is a key figure of the new Spanish contemporary dance of the late eighties, but, above all, she has been a trailblazer in researching the relationships between the audiovisual and the corporeal, real times and submerged times, and experiments with the analogical and digital worlds of Retrofuturism.